billed as armstrong's last great performance.ould claim him just three years later. an ardent fan himself, riccardi is director of research collections for the louis armstrong house museum. home to some of the musician's most precious possessions. >> this was his favorite trumpet. he bought this one in paris in 1952. that's a gold-plated selmer. >> reporter: including the trumpet he used at the '68 concert in london. >> it's labeled satchmo, 1957. >> reporter: the jewel of the collection. >> that's where he lived? >> this were he lived for the last 28 years of his life. >> wow. >> is best shown across the street. >> he would sit here with the kids, play the trumpet for them. >> reporter: inside the corona, queens home he shared with his beloved wife lucille. armstrong's den was his oasis. >> this is where louis would listen to the recordings. he would play them for friends. he would catalog everything. that's one of his indexes there where he would put the number of the reel and write down all the tracks. he was his own archivist

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armstrong was right. the scale of these choices to us, insensitive to individual choice the animal agriculture system is a lot like the climate system. it's not the same but massive and complex and tyson chicken doesn't notice if i choose not to buy a chicken breast right it's just too big this also this is a snippet from the new york times on how to be a conscious consumer. even if you're on a budget and. i just love this title because it's making clear that a whole bunch people are worried about this. like, it's important to me that. i don't support bad companies right and i get this because i was raised to with my dollar right? when you buy something, you're rewarding a company your business and so if you find their terrible stock doing that right and the example that i was used to this just so precise is if you find out if you're a chocolate lover and you find out that your chocolate brand utilizes slave labor somewhere in the supply chain, kind of feels like you should stop buying that chocolate bar

. >> armstrong. armstrong yeah. buzz armstrong, buzz armstrong, buzz. >> buzz. aldrin. >> aldrin. neil. neil. neil armstrong, of course. neil armstrong. >> michael collins never hit the moon. he was the one circling. she's a graduate of alameda high school, in fact, a cheerleader back in the 70s. and made millions as an entrepreneur. can you name this cookie maven the cookie maven, >> yes. >> not the monster, the maven. >> mrs. field, are you going with it? i mean, that's not a real name. >> i mean, if i say mrs. >> mrs. fields. okay no, no, not mrs. fields. no, no, she's more east coast. maybe no, no. >> that's right. >> i'm sure you've had one of her cookies, mrs. fields. what's her name? mrs. fields, you are correct. >> oh, wow. >> the alameda theater has been around since 1932, but city of alameda has been around for 171 years. so what does alameda mean in spanish? >> all land around water. you're right. is that it? no, no, i think that means it's a nice town or something. >> yeah. >> like alameda. yeah nice town. >> yeah. and i can go with that too. >> yeah, but it's wrong. >

oh >> >> armstrong. armstrong. yeah buzz armstrong, buzz armstrong, buzz. >> buzz. aldrin. aldrin. neil. neil. >> neil armstrong, of course, neil armstrong and michael collins never hit the moon. >> he was the one circling. she's a graduate of alameda high school, in fact, a cheerleader back in the 70s. and made millions as an entrepreneur. can you name this cookie maven the cookie maven, >> yes. >> not the monster, the maven. >> mrs. field, are you going with that? i mean, that's not a real name. i mean, if i say mrs. >> mrs. fields. no, no, not mrs. fields. no, no, she's more east coast. maybe no, no. >> that's right. i'm sure you've had one of her cookies, mrs. fields. what's your name? >> mrs. fields? >> you are correct. >> oh, wow. >> the alameda theater has been around since 1932, but the city of alameda has been around for 171 years. so what does alameda mean in spanish? >> all land around water. you're right. is that it? no, no, i think that means it's a nice town or something. >> yeah. >> like alameda. yeah. nice town. >> yeah. and i could go with that too. >> yeah, but it

armstrong, her staff in 1972 and just to revert it to an earlier panel this morning. i've been to five national conventions. there has never been applause for such as that for pat nixon. mrs. nixon approached floor. and even if you go back and look the video now i have fairly recently it doesn't begin to to take into account the sustained nature of the applause and the camera keeps going back to the same space in the in the crowd in the audience. if you could have scanned that crowd, she mrs. nixon was just loved and it dated far back. it went back to 52 and 56. and all the years that she had herself been to national conventions. but she just it and she handled it so gracefully. and jimmy stewart and ronald reagan were seated right on the dais and they would not help her. she was trying to get them to help. and they even she had a gavel, a gigantic gavel, where she tried to gavel the crowd. silence some kind, and they wouldn't have anything to do with that. they were just cheering. there were tears and i say, i've been to two conventions before and after, and it was n

gerald armstrong was a union hero. r hampton.id who would no dd unbelief, the kind unbelievably hard working, extremely salways want. so general armstrong said ey just got this note in alabama story in the school it's going be it' local town is tuskegee because you're the one to running it 24 years old they they wanted a white guy goes i got a and he's going to be the best thing ever did for you. he shows up. it's apidated church when are yu going to teach? thereggest guy would hold an umbrella over said as he taught he class together we got 36 people. almost every one of the class was r he would grow it and grow and grow and. then he used the students and he said, going to build this better, we're going to make it bigger. and why? he said,■) because we're going o learn trade. just because you're in school, learning to read and write and to raise yourn your mind. you always have to learn a skill he says white peoplen willing u yet. you have to be indispensable. so ty uld do it and almost a page of the karate kid, they would build

that's when neil armstrong and buzz aldrin became the first two men to walk on the moon. it is the same mission that armstrong famously said, that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. then aldrin said as he looked around, this is magnificent desolation. aldrin, who is now 94 years old, is the last surviving member of that crew. the san diego air and space museum will honor him tomorrow night with a gala. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. well, coming up now at 530, pressure continues to increase on president biden to drop out of the race. notable bay area lawmaker asking him to step aside our political analyst, larry gerston, is here to discuss the increased calls for biden to leave. also, the fight to keep a south bay trauma center open intensifies what doctors and community leaders demanded today, and an up close look into just how much hard work and dedication goes into making the olympics. the bay area filmmaker that's telling the amazing

what's the first thing you and neil armstrong will do after landing. one of the first things that we will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long we'll be staying on the surface. there are several. favored abort points that we will be checking very systems to to get a stay or no stay. beyond these points the first one occurs some four or five minutes after touchdown the next one about 10 minutes and the final stay occurs. one revolution afterward what we will be doing during that first revolution is very intensely preparing the vehicle for a simulated countdown to launch. which we will carry up to the last five or ten minutes before the the asset one revolution later as the command module comes over following this period will go through a power down of the systems and the lunar module preparing it for an extended stay on the surface. we will have an eat period followed by about a four-hour rest period when we awake hopefully from much needed sleep four hours will have another eat period and go through about a two. our plus eva prepar

jack alexei, hunter armstrong, hunter beck, it's anyone's ball game.the greatest thing about this sport i think now is you really see the younger generation that's stepping up and doesn't -- it doesn't matter if they're racing katie ledecky or caleb dressel. they think they can beat them. that's the attitude and mentality we need to have when we're going up and racing the best in the world. >> part of my conversation with michael phelps here in paris. we'll have much more from the paris olympics in a moment including the epic comeback for superstar simone biles. what she told hoda kotb about how she plans to win gold. uck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suic

alex armstrong and james barr have seriously differing views on this one.d though. seconds out. it's round one, alex, lead the way. >> well, look , we've just had an >> well, look, we've just had an attempted assassination of a president a matter of weeks ago, and during our own election, we saw nigel farage, of course, pelted with that milkshake famously, as he announced his candidacy and coming back as leader of reform. he was then followed up with someone throwing more things at him on a bus. and not only that, but politicians in this country are constantly hounded. just look at other how other politicians were were treated. jess phillips as a prime example of that. not on the right wing as well. she's on the right wing as well. she's on the left. so we have a double standard, don't we? we have a double standards from the left. they don't mind it when politicians on the ride that they disagree with are pelted, abused, had things thrown at them. but when it comes to their own, they all of a sudden up in arms about it. how could jess phillips be treated li

alex armstrong and james barr have seriously differing views on this one.d though. seconds out. it's round one, alex, lead the way. >> well, look , we've just had an >> well, look, we've just had an attempted assassination of a president a matter of weeks ago, and during our own election, we saw nigel farage, of course, pelted with that milkshake famously, as he announced his candidacy and coming back as leader of reform. he was then followed up with someone throwing more things at him on a bus. and not only that, but politicians in this country are constantly hounded. just look at other how other politicians were were treated. jess phillips as a prime example of that. not on the right wing as well. she's on the right wing as well. she's on the left. so we have a double standard, don't we? we have a double standards from the left. they don't mind it when politicians on the ride that they disagree with are pelted, abused, had things thrown at them. but when it comes to their own, they all of a sudden up in arms about it. how could jess phillips be treated li

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gerald armstrong was a union hero. he ran hampton. he took a liking to kid who would not be denied unbelief, the kind unbelievably hard working, extremely smart and always wanted to learn. so general armstrong said they just got this note in alabama story in the school it's going to be this it's going to be named after the local town is tuskegee because you're the perfect one to running it 24 years old they they wanted a white guy goes i got a black guy and he's going to be the best thing ever did for you. he shows up. it's a torn up shed and a dilapidated church when are you going to teach? there were holes in the roof and the biggest guy would hold an umbrella over said as he taught he had two weeks to get class together we got 36 people. almost every one of the class was older than him. and then he would grow it and grow and grow and. then he used the students and he said, going to build this better, we're going to make it bigger. and why? he said, because we're going to learn trade. just because you're in school, learning to read

if we look at the admin armstrong, we're going to talk about the national riley in a moment. last question about about the left in terms of foreign policy. where do they stand, for example, on ukraine. well, that's a good example under kind of, there's only been actual full size for me is would be more willing to find some sort of the piece of equipment was put in, which is definitely not the case of there, but the facilities don't know how to click on who he's a very strong off, isn't of a crane's freedom. now the national riley, the then said position of they seem like a big lose is because uh they won the 1st round but they have gain seat 7th day. they can see exactly they've the almost doubled best. it's a compared to less than the national assembly elections. they're also getting voters. i mean, you shouldn't forget they've, they've got 10000000 volts in the 1st from last week, which is twice as much as in 2022. obviously, which we're seeing tonight is that they don't get an up. so the majority of the even come 3rd or the we expected them to come 1st. so what it means is

no thank you. >> alex armstrong. >> alex armstrong. >> amy nicola sturgeon.hink that was, >> no. do you know what i was hoping as? i think a lot of people were hoping was that michelle was going to step up because that kind of made it mega. can you imagine someone who could actually take on donald trump, my concern about kamala, who i do , i personally kamala, who i do, i personally like, but i know that what i like, but i know that what i like does not translate into electorates very often . and i electorates very often. and i think the problem is you've got someone like jd vance and he is everything that she isn't. and i'm not sure she's going to completely connect to that rust belt . belt. >> this is this is very interesting because i am the complete opposite to you. i, i was very, very big on trump winning and now i'm a little bit concerned also because i'm concerned also because i'm concerned about jd vance as well. he spoke for the first time at a rally the other day. he wasn't that good. he tried cracking a lot of jokes, which fell flat. there's a lot

thank commentator alex armstrong. thank you so much for joining commentator alex armstrong.ou so much forjoining me tonight. great stuff to have you both on. look, sean, i'll start with you. okay. massive majority people have called this the loveless landslide for sir keir though. no honeymoon period. do you think he might implode ? you think he might implode? >> but he's not going to implode, but you're right that he's got a very difficult job and he's been. it wasn't the clip that you showed, but in that, in that speech, he was also very clear that it's going to be a very difficult job, rachel reeves said. in not in so many words. you know, we're asking there's very little money they bought themselves in in terms of tax in terms of, borrowing the public services are in a terrible, terrible state. it is going to be a very slow to business make incremental progress over a penod incremental progress over a period of years. and what he's saying is we're going to be honest about it. and you know, we'll do what we can and we'll, we'll, we'll be sober and stable, but we're not go

the cave is about 250 miles away from where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin walked on the lunar surface. scientists think the cave and others could be shelter for humans. an amazing images from the deep blue sea, a diver's close encounter with a blue whale was all caught on camera. a tour company captured the scene friday in the maldives, calling it the pinnacle of its adventures. blue whales are the largest animals known to have ever existed. they grow to nearly 80ft and weigh around 300,000 pounds. >> what incredible video coming up the pitch that was far from perfect before last night's home run derby, and later the mirage that's about to disappear from the las vegas strip. >> you're watching world news now. >> is your shower trying to tell you something? is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. >> it was done the same day. we did not have to wai

joining me tonight are armstrong williams, american political commentator and baltimore sun owner, and lindy li, democratic strategist first, the latest headlines. israel says it's carried out a strike in beirut on the hezbollah commander it says was responsible for a deadly attack in the israeli—occupied golan heights on saturday. the statement came shortly after a major blast in the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital, where hezbollah has its main stronghold. the fate of the targeted commander isn't yet clear. violence has erupted in the town of southport in northwest england, scene of a deadly knife attack on monday. these attack on monday. are some of the latest pictures these are some of the latest pictures from the town. missiles have been thrown and a police van set on fire. three children died in the attack at a taylor swift themed holiday club. of eight other children who suffered stab wounds, two are in a critical condition, along with two adults. police are continuing to question a 17—year—old boy. there's widespread international concern about violence in venezuela aft

armstrong said "that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind". griff.ion years old and would have been 8 feet long and the fossils uncovered by heavy downpours back in may. alicia. alicia: well, slithering across your g screen are some of the hundreds of wild snakes in a rare colorado maga den streamed on 24/7 live feed and aimed at discovering the secret lives of snake and the polytechnic university started project rattle cam and now some of the rattlers even have names like tongs, clover, and agent 008. for nose that needed new material for your nightmares, you're welcome. griff: i can't look at it. i don't like snakes. love the sharks, don't like snakes and a megaden of rattlesnakes. i've encountered one in real life with border patrol in arizona and making rattle noise and big 8, 10-foot snakes and terrifying and nightmares with the rest of the viewers. alicia: do you freeze or run? i don't want to watch. griff: i was ready to run. that's all for us this hour. fox news live continues with eric and arthel. i'm griff jenkins. alicia: and i'm alicia ac

after kitty hawk, chuck yeager would break the speed of sound, and only 22 years after that, neil armstrong would set foot on the moon. today we take for granted the ability to jump from new york to la in a matter of hours, but not even 120 years ago, it was still just an idea made possible by two boys from dayton. (upbeat ambient music) - the gold star service flag was designed during the first world war of 1917, brought to us today by sunbelt rentals. the flag is displayed by the family of a fallen service member, and is a symbol of the spirit of the memorial day holiday. in 2021, the american flag (upbeat ambient music) was raised for the first time over the newly dedicated world war i memorial in pershing park, washington, dc. - among the memorial's strongest advocates was the last surviving veteran of the first world war, frank w. buckles who joined the national memorial day parade prior to his passing in 2011. - i'm honored to be here today with one of today's grand marshal's d-day veteran, marvin gilmore, along with one of our favorite actors, bryan cranston. so mr. gilmore, after 80

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el astronauta estadounidense armstrong y sectorial a dar los primeros pasos sobre el Único satÉlite de, india y recientemente japÓn. al regresar un famoso cantante de narco corridos entrega las autoridades de estados unidos para enfrentar sus problemas legales. y la presidenta de honduras presume de sus logros aplicando mano dura contra las bandas y al narcotrÁfico. ♪ ♪ sacudir es lo peor. tiene que haber una mejor manera. por eso probé swiffer. ¡me encantó! duster llega a (todos) esos lugares difíciles de alcanzar... ¡y atrapa 3 veces más polvo! cambiar a swiffer. sí que lo vale. o te encanta o te devuelven tu dinero. como medico, mi recomendación es simple: cada hogar debería tener salonpas. es muy eficaz pero no adictivo. ataca el dolor y produce un efecto duradero. recomiendo salonpas. es buena medicina. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ no importa qué ritual tengas, con t-mobile asegúrate de estar listo para el partido. ¿pelo listo? ¡listo! obtén cuatro líneas ilimitadas con llamadas internacionales incluidas por sólo $30 por línea. ¿listas? ¡listas! dois beijos, ta? dois beijos! ¿están en el auto? o

neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and michael collins.kennedy space center in florida. they're on board that saturn. 5 rocket. the historic moment, though, of putting boots on the ground, ending the space race between the u.s. and the soviet union was a big moment, obviously for neil armstrong and his immortal comments have been saved for history. take a listen. >> so it's a giant leap. but didn't james smith 55 years, why we live in there as believe in there by now. that's what some continued. you know, the research and the missions that maybe would be obviously a lot further along. but the good news is nasa is to get back there. we've got the artemis mission you can see here. astronauts today training for what it would be like to get back to the moon. >> and eventually build maybe even an inflatable habitat on the moon and do regular trips. they're hoping maybe september 2026. they can get at least the first humans to loop around the moon again and down wilson case. i can live there yet. >> 10 35 right now and who's living at the in san

scientists have confirmed a cave on the moon not far from where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin landedgo. it's estimated to be at least 330 feet wide. there could be hundreds more that could house future astronauts. >> amazon shoppers, it's time for your prime day discounts and elon muffing is throwing big money into the presidential race. shanelle kaul has your "moneywatch" report. >>> stocks closed higher on monday with the dow hitting an all-time high. that index gained 210 points. the nasdaq was up 74 points, and the s&p 500 gained 15 points. >>> president joe biden is set to call for a 5% cap on annual rent increases, this according to "the washington post." it's meant to show americans biden is addressing inflation and the high cost of housing. it would reportedly only apply to landlords who own 50 or more units. te plan would require solid support from congressional democrats to become a law. >>> elon musk is putting big money into politics. the tesla ceo and currently the world's richest person said he's committing around $45 million a month to a new super pac, backing former p

la tripulación estaba conformada por los estadounidenses neil armstrong, edwin aldrin jr.michael collins. bueno, tremenda hazaña inolvidable >>(musica). manana. >> esa noche, noticias telemundo. >> esta noche en noticias t telemundo, trump asiste a la segunda noche de la convencion nacional republicana mientras sus antiguos rivales en las de apoyo en un esfuerzo por mostrar unidad en el partido. >> culpable, el senador democrata por nueva jersey, bob menendez fue hallado culpable de 16 cargos federales por cor corrupcion. >> el dice que apelara el v veredicto mientras que lider de la mayoria en el senado, el democrata chuck schumer, le e exige su renuncia. >> giro inesperado. >> uno de los constructores hispanos de vivienda mas grada del fbi en su mansion de miami. >> ocurrio en medio de una investigacion sobre serias agresiones contra su esposa. >> es oficial. >> en espanol el astro frances que hoy cumplio el sueno que lo acompano desde nino. >> comentamos. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >> la atencion votantes esta puesta en la convencion nacional repu

so you know 1969 armstrong and aldrin walk on the moon largest you know, television audience in historyt by 1972, just three years later, people phoning in to complain that their favorite operas had been delayed in favor of live footage of men walking on the moon. right. so, you know, nasa's became quite desperate, you know, you know, keep coming up with things like scared about people on on their airplane enjoying the miracle of flight, complaining about the life. right. exactly. so. so but so this this is part of the story that runs all the way through, you know, right from from the moon landings onwards that whatever happens, the public keeps getting jaded and bored with it. so that's one of the things of which is why, you know, initially people are extremely about the space shuttle program. and this is something just been overshadowed by the accidents, is that people forget now or don't know because they weren't born at that time, that initially, you know, people were incredibly excited by the space program when the first one landed in the desert in california, a quarter of a millio

and the soviet union and put a human on the lunar surface and is most known for neil armstrong's immortalwords as he stepped onto the moon. jail july. what 20th, 1969. take a listen. no, they left behind an american flag. as you see there, a patch honoring the fallen apollo one crew and a plaque on one of the eagle lander's legs it read, quote here, men from the planet earth first set foot upon the moon, july 1969. ad. we came in peace for all mankind. nasa, as we now know, is training a new generation of astronauts to head back to the moon. and that will include the first woman and the first person of color to step on the moon. that mission has already been delayed and it's not expected to begin until at least september of 2026, but they're determined to get there. >> 7.56 right now and >> and coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. we're going to bring you the very latest on a worldwide tech outage. we are live to show the effects here at the bay area in the bay area and airports that are really suffering people there. plus, gun violence in vallejo. details that we've ju

el astronauta estadounidense armstrong y sectorial a dar los primeros pasos sobre el Único satÉlite dencia la famosa frase: " pequeÑo paso para el hombre gran paso para la humanidad.". hasta ahora otros cuatro paÍses han agudizado por emisiones no tripulada china, india y recientemente japÓn. al regresar un famoso cantante de narco corridos entrega las autoridades de estados unidos para enfrentar sus problemas legales. y la presidenta de honduras presume de sus logros aplicando mano dura contra las bandas y al narcotrÁfico. ♪ ♪ sacudir es lo peor. tiene que haber una mejor manera. por eso probé swiffer. ¡me encantó! duster llega a (todos) esos lugares difíciles de alcanzar... ¡y atrapa 3 veces más polvo! cambiar a swiffer. sí que lo vale. o te encanta o te devuelven tu dinero. (nieta) fargo™, ¿cuánto gaste en compras este mes?. sí qu(abuela)e. o te encanta ¿con quién hablas? (nieta) con fargo, mi asistente. (abuela) ¡mi nieta ya tiene asistente! toda una jefa con asistente. (nieta) fargo, ¿cuál es mi puntaje de crédito? (abuela) mija, invita a tu asistente a cenar. (nieta) fargo es mi

and russia to put a human on the lunar surface and is known from new armstrong's immortal words as hepped onto the moon on july, 20th 1960, iconic. they left behind an american flag, a patch honoring the fallen apollo one crew and a plaque on one of eagles lakes. it reads, quote, here, men from the planet earth first set foot upon the moon, july 1969. ad. we came in peace for all mankind. well, nasa is now training a new generation of astronauts to head back there. it will include the first woman and the first person of color to step foot on the moon. look at them training. they're pretty cool. now, this mission is not expected to begin to at least september 2026. but all of us will certainly be watching. take a look at this. the san diego zoo released the first official video of the panda pair. you can't run and shin ball well announcing they'll make their public debut on august 8. all they're so cute since arriving in late june, a pair has they've been acclimating to their home in the newly reimagined panda ridge. the space is 4 times larger than the san diego zoo's previous panda h

player andrea gussi, shot putter cj hunter, track and field athlete justin gatlin, cyclist lance armstrongt a few of the known cases of doping by americans. and even now a weightlifter from the usa, west kids, whose tryout is in april, is allowed to participate in the games in paris. an innovative development that literally checks the body up to 128 parameters in a matter of minutes, put your hands down, so tell me, what is my health status? the maximum number of health points that can be scored on this complex is 500 points, you have 417 points, this is a wonderful result, great, great, a device for diagnosing stress, a mobile application for pregnant women and even drugs for... it is fundamentally important for us, so that they the priorities that we have chosen, which are outlined by the head of state, have received the support of the professional community. we believe that the priorities that today should ensure, the target life expectancy indicators, let me remind you, this is 78 years by 2030, as well as an increase in healthy life, should work. to achieve this goal. on the first day

he piloted the command module columbia, while neil armstrong and buzz aldrin made their historic descent to the surface, then he orbited alone for nearly a day until they returned from my archive. here's our conversation from 2019 on the 50th anniversary of the moon-landing, michael collins, welcome to the program thank you very much. >> christiane, and i'm enjoying being here. >> i just wanted to know whether you have a specific moment is specific memory from blast off to splash it's down. that stands out, especially for you i think of all weigh things that happened on apollo 11, there were so many of them i always regard the flight to and from the moon is like a long and fragile daisy chain of events but the. >> one that i think that is the unanimous favorite of most space cruz is when you see those three parachutes open, wow, up until then, you you thought you were coming home, but you couldn't be 100% sure of it, but you see those beautiful parachutes on top of the yeah, apollo command module and you say, who are here we go. it's okay. >> wow, wow, you know what, in a way i hadn't ex

famous school, for example, these keders were planted together with the conqueror of the moon neil armstrongchoolchildren themselves call their almamator fy. met with young scientists, we see and feel the numerous support measures that are provided both to those organizations that train young scientists, as well as to the young scientists themselves, please tell me what other measures are planned, i’ll name the most important one, this is a presidential scholarship, and adjunctam and graduate students who conduct scientific research as part of the implementation of the priorities of scientific and technological development of russia, it is set at 75,000 rubles monthly. by the way, eight scholarships have been increased up to 1,500 rubles for students and up to 2,000 rubles for graduate students, and by the end of the year we will extend the payment of these scholarships to another twelve, well, according to the areas. for forgiveness , the prime minister left an autograph on the wall of the leisure center with a wish. anna semenova, vladimir averin, dmitry nabokov, evelina kornaeva and nikol